Boy Kill Boy special vinyl release
Band plan web-only seven-inch for new single
Boy Kill Boy have confirmed a limited edition seven-inch release of their forthcoming single.
The newcomers release their first full single ‘Back Again’ on February 13, but will be making avaidable special vinyl copies of the record via Boykillboy.com.
Additionally the band plan to post new downloads from their debut album ahead of its May release on the site as well.
Meanwhile, the band play a instore gig at indie record shop Sister Ray Records in London on February 13, before joining Hard-Fi at the ShockWaves NME Awards show later on the same day
The band then head out on the following UK tour:
Stoke On Trent Sugarmill (February 17)
Newcastle Academy (18)
Glasgow King Tut’s (19)
Aberdeen Moshulu 20)
York Fibbers (21)
Leicester Charlotte (22)
Birmingham Barfly (24)
Aldershot Buzz Club (25)
Bedford Esquires (26)
London King’s College (27)
Cardiff Barfly (28)
Manchester Hop & Grape (March 1)
Liverpool Barfly (3)
Bristol Louisiana (4)
Nottingham Social (5)
The newcomers release their first full single ‘Back Again’ on February 13, but will be making avaidable special vinyl copies of the record via Boykillboy.com.
Additionally the band plan to post new downloads from their debut album ahead of its May release on the site as well.
Meanwhile, the band play a instore gig at indie record shop Sister Ray Records in London on February 13, before joining Hard-Fi at the ShockWaves NME Awards show later on the same day
The band then head out on the following UK tour:
Stoke On Trent Sugarmill (February 17)
Newcastle Academy (18)
Glasgow King Tut’s (19)
Aberdeen Moshulu 20)
York Fibbers (21)
Leicester Charlotte (22)
Birmingham Barfly (24)
Aldershot Buzz Club (25)
Bedford Esquires (26)
London King’s College (27)
Cardiff Barfly (28)
Manchester Hop & Grape (March 1)
Liverpool Barfly (3)
Bristol Louisiana (4)
Nottingham Social (5)
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NME Video News - 16 October 2009Listen to full tracks now. Users outside the UK can hear 30-second clips of each song.
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